The Beaches

In the organizer's words:

The Beaches

No Hard Feelings tour

Admission: 19:00
Start: 20:00

Since day one, The Beaches have been blazing their own trail, creating something unstoppable within a decade. This has led the band from Toronto, Canada to win five Juno Awards and the worldwide sold-out Blame My Ex Tour, where they played to 16,000 people on the Budweiser Stage in Toronto. "Blame Brett", the album's lead single, became the biggest alternative radio hit of the year with over 100 million Spotify streams and more than 10 million views on TikTok in Canada and brought the band their final breakthrough in 2023. In 2025, The Beaches were named Billboard Canada's Women of the Year and returned with their new album "No Hard Feelings". On it, they let their laid-back indie sound with the usual influences of garage rock, alternative, pop and post-punk dance to their own rules once again. On the accompanying No HardFeelingstour, The Beaches will return to Europe in early 2026 and will be performing in Berlin and Hamburg in February.

Sisters Jordan (vocals and bass) and Kylie Miller (guitar) founded The Beaches in 2013 with their best friends Leandra Earl (guitar and keyboard) and Eliza Enman-McDaniel (drums). After the two EPs "The Beaches" (2013) and "Heights" (2014), the band signed to Universal Records in 2016 and worked on their debut album "Late Show", which was released in 2017. With the EPs "The Professional" (2019), "Future Lovers" (2021) and "End of Summer" (2022), The Beaches continued to build their reputation and released their second album "Blame My Ex" in 2023. After "Blame Brett" went viral on TikTok and made the band internationally famous, "Blame My Ex" won the Juno Award for Rock Album of the Year, while The Beaches were honored with the award for Group of the Year. With the good mood indie rock track "Last Girls At The Party" , the band finally announced their third album "No Hard Feelings" in 2025, which was released on August 29 and features songs such as "Touch Myself" and "Lesbian of the Year" , revealing both great alt-rock riffs and indie melancholy. Once again, The Beaches make it clear that they are not a band you just listen to - they are a band you have to experience. Their live shows are known to get wild: flying underwear, stage dives and raw energy that is as wild as it is infectious. Further proof that The Beaches have always been loud, fearless and clearly in their own lane, and that won't change in the future.